URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[bumfuzzled]

I made me an injector today. I drug out an old weed eater I had laying around and will be trying just the LV circuit on it in a couple days. Here are a few pics of it. I have to wait til I get to work monday to cut threads on the bottom part because I have no metric dies. I'm gonna try it in the open tomorrow and see how it works. I can't remember the size of the injector, I wanna say it's 12 gph. I pulled it off the hot rod in the garage, I was using it for water/meth injection with the supercharger. I'll be using a shurflo diaphragm pump, max pressure is 150 psi I think. Somebody tell me how to pulse the injector with the weed eater, I need a very simple and very understandable way to do this. The pump will be running continuously and I'll have a small solenoid valve hooked up just before the injector with a relay but I need a way to pulse the valve just like you would a spark plug.

[bumfuzzled]

I think some are jumping the gun here a lil bit. Let's get a motor running on water first then worry about the salt corrosion. Like I said in a previous post, they make stuff to coat just about every part of an engine.

[gotoluc]

Anyone here ever worked on old outboard motors on boats that have had copius quantities of seawater run through them all of their life for cooling? I have worked on and rebuilt some that are 30 years old. They are still going strong...

Ossie

Ossie, I have asked others opinion of what they think of this direction. I received some replies. Among one was from Peter Lindeman. He has pointed out that I offered this circuit to public domain and therefore I should not have any set ideas or expectation as to what or how researchers will chose to use or develop the circuit.

That is a true and an undisputable point.

So please accept my apology for reacting to the direction you are going with your research. Please do feel free to continue posting your findings as all your research and experiment have great value to this tread.

Sincerely

Luc

[AbbaRue]

To test the power output one idea is to build a potato gun from it.
Then measure the distance the piece of potato flies with various setups.

There are many ways to make water more conductive without making it corrosive.
I like the idea of using colloidal copper, I don't think it is very corrosive.
Zinc may be another, and both are used for metal coatings.

I once read of a test engine built from ceramic material.
It was lighter and didn't suffer from corrosion.

If this technology works, future engines will be designed to deal with the corrosion,
and it will be possible to use salt water.

[broli]

I think the impact of having an engine working on salt water is much bigger than desalinated water. Being the obvious that this planet is 68% salt water. To be more balanced you can have an engine/generator that's highly protected against corrosion which uses salt water to produce highly purified water which then can be used in any engine without worry.